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The abbreviation ETOH means:
Marijuana
Cocaine
Heroin
Alcohol
A combining form is:
A prefix and a consonant
A root and a prefix
A root and a combining vowel
Two roots together
A word part that always come after a root is a(n)
Prefix
Suffix
Consonant
Combining form
Study of the heart :
Cardiomegaly
Cardiomyopathy
Cardiology
Pericarditis
In the word xiphoid the -oid is a:
root
prefix
suffix
a combining form
The term musculoskeletal is a (n);
abbreviation
word root
combining form
compound word
The combining form for thorax (chest) is:
thorac/o
thorax/o
thor/o
thori/o
Neuritis means:
pain in a nerve
removal of a nerve
inflammation of a nerve
laceration of a nerve
Inflammation of the stomach is written as follows:
Gastroplegia
Gastrosis
Gastritis
Gastroectomy
Neurology means:
Inflammation of the nerve
Study of the nervous system
Pain in a nerve
Surgical removal of a nerve
Erythematous means:
Darkly pigmented
White in color
Having a bluish discoloration
Red in color
White blood cell.
Erythrocyte
Leukocyte
Thrombocyte
Melanocyte
Darkly pigmented tumor:
Xanthoma
Leukoma
Melanoma
Cyanotic
Having a bluish discoloration:
Leukoderma
Cyanotic
Erythematous
Melanoma
Over, excessive
hypo-
oto-
hyper-
dys-
After, behind:
pre-
post-
supra-
epi-
outside:
Intra-
epi-
ultra-
ecto-
The prefix pre- means:
After
inside
before
outside
Basic rule two states that __________ __________ is used to link a suffix that begins with a consonant and to link a word root to another word root to form a compound word.
combining word
combining vowel
word root
CYANOSIS MEANS
GOODBYE TO A FEMALE SIBLING
MUSCLE WEAKNESS
THE CONDITION OF BEING BLUE
JOINT PAIN
THE MORE TECHNICAL TERM FOR A RED BLOOD CELL.
LEUKOCYTE
ERYTHROCYTE
CYTOPLASM
CYTOTOXIC
HYPERTENSION
LOW BLOOD PRESSURE
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
RAPID HEART BEAT
SLOW HEART BEAT
study of
-logy
-metry
-rraphy
-itis
-ic
full of
pertaining to
to cut into
resembling, like
Heart
Corn/o
Heart/o
Cardi/o
Aort/o
Blood
Hem/o, Hemat/o
Hem/o, Hemol/o
Vascul/o, hem/o
Vascul/o, hemol/o
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